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Mister Al
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hiddentreasure wrote
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| Unless you are fluent in Chinese, then you have no real chance of any such non-language related job. |
Complete tosh as others have pointed out. I teach Law and Industrial Psychology in English. I rarely use Chinese in class and I am certainly far from fluent anyway. Chinese speaking/writing ability is not part of the criteria for my job. |
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7969
Joined: 26 Mar 2003
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Location: Coastal Guangdong
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| Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 9:57 am Post subject: |
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i have a feeling hidden treasure will not be back to rebut your point mr al  |
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PattyFlipper
Joined: 14 Nov 2007
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Your degree and "lab experience" are absolutely meaningless.
You can get a job as a language teacher. You don't have the qualifications for the others in China. Unless you are fluent in Chinese, then you have no real chance of any such non-language related job.
Master degree in an "advanced field" .... so why not get a proper job in your own country? |
As usual, you are pontificating on matters about which you know little. I was offered a position by a first-tier university in Beijing teaching a substantive subject (which I eventually decided not to accept), and my Chinese is very far from fluent - something I made abundantly clear during the recruitment process.
Simply because you are unable to get 'a non-language job', does not mean that others with superior qualifications and experience cannot either. As to your "..... so why not get a proper job in your own country?" retort, some of us may have broader horizons and windows of opportunity than merely staying in China or going 'home'. |
Sounds to me like you have some ego issues that you seem to need to reply to someone in this manner. Kind of funny actually.
Offered just a great job and yet you didn't take it - I think we all know why.
Liar - let's check a dictionary |
Seems like you are the one with ego or perhaps self-esteem issues. Where did I say it was a 'great job'? First tier universities in China mostly offer chicken sh*t salaries (to laowai anyway), and this was no exception. I had in any event decided that leaving China was long overdue - not that it is any concern of yours. Your infantile abuse is of no consequence to me whatsoever. Enjoy your Macca D job in China. |
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seamallowance
Joined: 20 Apr 2010
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Location: Weishan, Jining, Shandong
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| Someone needs a nap. |
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